Hey everyone....Ive got a major issue going on that I can't seem to figure out. I have an MSI H110M Pro-VD Plus motherboard and a i5 6600T cpu (35 watt model). Upon trying to install a fresh copy of windows 10 64 bit, via USB I always get a blue screen stating unsupported CPU and obviously I can't go any further with the install. I have the latest BIOS installed, 7A15v1C. Not sure what to do here with regards to this issue. Now the funny thing is that I can install windows 7 Pro 64 bit without issue up to the point of getting the 3/2019 security update KB4474419 and/or 7/2019 Security monthly quality roll-up KB4507449. If I install either of those updates, upon reboot, windows freezes at the windows splash screen and goes no further. The only thing on the screen during this time is one tiny dot of the start of the windows formation of the windows flag. So obviously the CPU works with the motherboard, but what would cause these issues? Especially the unsupported cpu for windows 10?
I also have a Kingston SSD as the boot drive and only one stick of 8GB ram in it at the moment until tomorrow when more ram will be here, and then I will have 2 sticks of 4gb each installed.
Any ideas?
I also have a Kingston SSD as the boot drive and only one stick of 8GB ram in it at the moment until tomorrow when more ram will be here, and then I will have 2 sticks of 4gb each installed.
Any ideas?